Pillory Picked as Real Rival in Latonia Derby Showdown
Althe Whiskaway’s victory over Morvich has the Carlton stakes expect to shorten the odds for the Latonia special race. Pillsry, R. T. Wilson’s entry, is seen as Morvich’s strongest foe as crowds flood Cincinnati with plans to host visitors for the $50,000 Latonia feature.
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International News Service
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Whitney Stable
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Chamber of Commerce
Jock Hutchison Leads Americans in Slow Start at Open
Jock Hutchison, the defending champion, posted a 39 with a fair front nine as the Americans began a tentative showing. European and British contenders such as Gassiat and Wathered also posted high scores while Joe Kirkwood and Abe Mitchell struggled near the top. Arnaud Massey and Cyril Trolley posted uneven rounds as the field opened at the Open.
Tigers Fall to Red Sox 9 8 After Late Rally
Tigers bite back with seven runs in final two innings but fall 9 to 8 as Red Sox push Collins from mound. Oleson and Rigney errors, plus poor relief, widen Boston lead. Phillies struggle against Aldrich as Parkinson and Lee homer but short rally ends. Cubs win abridged game 6 to 8 beating Smith and Singleton.
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White Sox rally stuns Senators to tie for fourth
The obstreperous White Sox erased a two run deficit with a ninth inning rally, defeating the Senators 5 to 4. The win leaves Chicago in a tie with the Indians for fourth place in the standings.
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Senators
Indians
Dodgers Beat Pirates In Close Water Works Showdown
Married and single men at the water works recalled old pastimes as the Dodgers defeated the Pirates 15 to 14 in a tightly contested game.
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Dodgers
Pirates
Duncan and Herd Get Good Start at British Open
George Duncan and Alex Herd, noted British professionals, both opened with 76 on the St George's course in medal play for the British Open. The day saw perfect weather and large crowds as Americans Hogan Barnes Hutchison attracted attention. Holed out scores included 73 by J S Taylor and Ted Ray. the field begins 76 holes of medal play.
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International News Service
Sandwich
England
George Duncan
Alex Herd
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Walter Hagen
Jim Barnes
Jock Hutchison
J. S. Taylor
Ted Ray
Boomer
English Golfers To Compete With America Team
London June 22 The official announcement lists English golfers for the International matches with America and the Brookline Mass American Championship. Named are B. C. Aylmer John Cavan Robert Harris C X V L Hooman W W McKenzie Cyril J Tolley W B Torrance and Roger Wethered.
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B. C. Aylmer
John Cavan
Robert Harris
C. X. V. L. Hooman
W.W. McKenzie
Cyril J. Tolley
W. B. Torrance
Roger Wethered
London Endures Devastating Fog Before December Dawn
The fog, described as the worst since 1902, hit London at the end of November causing trains to lag and om n ibuses to stall. Estimates put the city’s cost at 3 million dollars per day for the three days, while Gravesend saw 60 laden vessels idle and 20 miles away the sun shone brightly.
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Gravesend
British Towns in America Surpass Thousand Namesakes
About a thousand British towns and villages have established namesakes across the United States. The phenomenon reflects historical settlement patterns and cultural ties, with many communities sharing shared toponyms and heritage links.
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United States
Draw For Net Title Tourney Favors Mallory And Lenglen
Wimbledon opens June 26 with Mrs Molla Bjurstedt Mallory and Mrs Suzanne Lenglen on opposite halves. American champion Mallory draws canny opponents while Lenglen nears Kathleen McKane and Elizabeth Ryan in her half. Mile Lenglen arrived to prep but may skip singles due to health.
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London
Molla Bjurstedt Mallory
Suzanne Lenglen
Wimbledon
A. E. Beamish
Satterthwaite
Mile Lengren
Kathleen McKane
Elizabeth Ryan
California
G. C. Caner
Marcel Alonzo
Randolph Lycett
Caner
R. P. Barbour
D. Mathey
J. Washer
Mile Lenglen
Mile. Lenglen
Reicks Lose To Fast Crotonites With Ruth Watching
Reicks suffer a 7 to 2 loss to the Fast Crotonites as Ruth sits on the sidelines. The Yank offense hammered Edward and Uhle while Shawkey pitched in his smooth, approved style for a second straight win over the Indians.
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Yanks
Indians
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Shawkey
Pirates Return Home for Long Stand at Forbes Field
George Gibson’s Pirates return to Forbes Field for a prolonged home stretch until July 24 with a four day western trip. The schedule features series with Cardinals Cubs Giants and a doubleheader with St Louis on July 1 and to up top in standings.
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Two Golf Tourneys At Country Club On Saturday
Two golf tournaments scheduled at New Castle Country Club on Saturday June 24. Regular weekly sweepstakes and Round Robin mid season qualification rounds begin with 36 holes to qualify. Flights of 16 with two brackets, seven contests per player, 36 hole final if win bracket. Matches due by Aug 1. Trophy for low qualifier and winners. No handicaps. Notify before starting.
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New Castle Country Club
Mr. Smith
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